Does that tea have enough sugar in it?（）A、Yes, it is. Thank you. B、Yes, it does. Thank you.C、Yes, I will. Thank you.D、Yes, I do. I like it.

What does the author mean by “it’s a two-waystreet’ in paragraph 10?

A． China and India have different traffic rules

B． Tea trade works wonders in beth india and China

C．Chinese priducts are popular in both China and India,

D．The exchanges between India and China benefit in both

In some parts of the world, such as in England, tea ______ with milk and sugar.

A is serving

B serves

C is served

D served

Tea drinking is very popular in China.It is frequently discussed in poems and novels and appears in paintings.Tea also plays an important role in Chinese daily life.It is a custom to make tea for guests.People like to drink tea when they get together.Young people show respect to their elders by offering a cup of tea.In the traditional Chinese marriage ceremony, both the bride and groom kneel in front of their parents and serve them tea as an expression of gratitude.

Tea drinking habits vary in different parts of China.People from different regions favour different types of tea.Tea drinking methods are also different.In the north of China, people like to drink tea with a bowl or a glass.Those in the south of China enjoy tasting tea with cultural tea sets.

Tea culture in China is very different from that of other countries.In the West, tea with sugar and milk may be served with desserts.An example of western tea culture is afternoon tea.Tea ceremonies also differ among eastern countries, such as the Japanese or Korean tea ceremony.

Decide each statement is T (true) or F (false) based on Passage A.

1.Making tea for guests is a western custom.

2.The bride and bridegroom kneel to serve tea to their parents in the modern Chinese marriage ceremony.

3.People in the north of China enjoy drinking tea with a bowl.

4.The westerners may drink tea served with sugar and milk.

5.Tea ceremonies among eastern countries are the same.

A.for...enough long

B.to...long enough

C.to...enough long

D.for...long enough

No Sweet Talk About Sugar

Sugar's proponents call it quick energy, opponents say it's empty calories (卡路里) 。 But to the average person, who consumes a quarter of a pound of it each day, sugar is mostly an irresistibly good taste.In fact, people seem to have an innate "sweet tooth."

Human societies have long equated sweetness with goodness - sweet mystery of life, sweet smell of success, sweetheart - and that enhances (增强;提高) the attraction.But in recent years, sugar has also been singled out as a potential enemy of the healthy life.Cited for such evils as distracting youngsters from more nutritious (营养的) foodstuffs, enhancing obesity (肥胖), ruining teeth and causing diabetes(糖尿病), it has become the most maligned (恶毒的) of the main components of our diet.

Sugar, like starch, is a carbohydrate (碳水化合物).Its many types include sucrose (table sugar refined from sugarcane or beets), lactose (milk sugar), fructose (fruit sugar), glucose (blood sugar), dextrose (右旋糖), maltose(麦芽糖) and galactose (半乳糖).Seventy percent of the sugar in the labels on all the packaged products in your pantry (食品室) and see how many list sugar (or corn syrup) as a main ingredient (成分) 。

Early this century, the average North American consumed about 76 pounds of refined sugar a year, but starches formed two thirds of his dietary carbohydrates.Today, per-capita refined sugar consumption hovers around 95 pounds, and all types of sugar represent more than half the carbohydrate calories.But in relying on sucrose-sweetened processed foods as a main carbohydrate source, we may miss the essential nutrients - fiber, vitamins and minerals - found in other carbohydrate foods like fruits, vegetables and breads.

The body has no physiological need for sucrose that cannot be satisfied by other, more nutritious foods.The body can convert starches to sugar, or use the sugar in fruits and vegetables for energy.In fact, nutrition experts say that even the purported (传说的) need for sugar as quick energy is a myth except in a few rare situations, such as a diabetic in insulin shock.During exercise, the body calls upon its reserve of glycogen (肝糖) (and, if that runs low, fatty acids from the breakdown of triglycerides) to supply the muscles with needed energy.If you eat sugar before exercising, your body simply stores it.

As for sugar's reputed adverse (不利的) health effects, the following can be said on the basis of available evidence:

Obesity, Sugar supplies four calories per gram - about the same as protein and less half that of fat.Excess caloric intake, not sugar, causes obesity.But since calories can be highly concentrated in sugar-sweetened foods, you may eat many more calories than you need of such foods before you feel full or even realize how much you consumed.

Tooth decay.Sugar definitely promotes the development of dental caries.Bacteria in the mouth digest (消化) the sugar on tooth surfaces, and produce acid which eats away the enamel (珐琅).It is the time sugar remains on the teeth, rather than the amount eaten, that makes the difference.To reduce the risk of decay, dentists recommend rinsing your mouth or brushing you teeth after consuming anything sweet, and avoiding sweets between meals.

Diabetes.In diabetes, the pancreas (胰腺) fails to produce enough insulin to clear the blood of excess glucose.Thus, diabetics must curb their intake of sweets lest their blood-sugar levels rise dangerously high.But the important factor in diabetes is controlling body weight.

Heart Disease.The theory that sugar is an important factor in heart disease does not have wide support among experts, who say that fats and cholesterol (胆固醇) are the more likely culprits (罪魁祸首).

Some people have a tendency to develop high blood levels of fatty substances called triglycerides, which may promote atherosclerosis (动脉硬化).They are often advised to reduce their sugar intake, but losing weight is more important.Diets free of sucrose can lower abnormally high triglyceride levels, but they have been found to have little or no effect on triglyceride levels that are acceptable in the first place.

1、What does the word "innate" mean?()

A、born with

B、implanted

C、bad

D、healthy

2、Which of the following statements is NOT true?()

A、There are many types of sugar such as sucrose, lactose, fructose, etc.

B、Sugar can cause many health problems such as obesity, tooth decay and diabetes.

C、Sugar is not nutritious because it doesn't contain fiber, vitamin and mineral.

D、Sugar is physiologically needed by the body and can not be substituted by other substance.

3、"Curb their intake of sweets" can also be referred to as()their intake of sweets.

A、increase

B、decrease

C、limit

D、take

4、Based on the ideas presented in the passage we can conclude that ().

A、there is not available evidence to show sugar's bad effects

B、if you eat a lot of sweet food, you may suffer from obesity, because such food contains a lot of calories

C、to limit sugar intake is the most important thing for the atherosclerosis patient

D、most experts believe that sugar can cause heart disease

5、From the passage, we know().

A、sugar eats away the enamel, thus causing tooth decay

B、the cause for diabetes is the excessive intake of sugar

C、fats and cholesterol have nothing to do with heart disease

D、high level triglycerides may increase the chances of atherosclerosis

– What would you like for drink? -- _____________.

A、I like tea.

B、I drink tea.

C、I have a cup of tea.

D、I’d like a cup of tea.

A. The machine does not have enough processor cores to allow for this feature.

B. Virtualization support is not enabled in the BIOS.

C. A license of Windows XP must be purchased in order to use Windows XP Mode.

D. The machine does not have enough RAM to allow for this feature.